Company / Our People

James Kirby President and CEO James Avitabile Vice President of MEP Engineering Kenneth Wagner, Jr Vice President of MEP Engineering Brian Southerland Senior Construction Project Manager Michael Farnola Project Management Executive David Ickes Senior Construction Project Manager Hank Suominen Senior Development Advisor and Construction Project Manager John Bruzzese Senior Construction Project Manager Robert Dyson Technical Project Manager Doug Anderson Manager, Code Advisory Group Jeffrey Brouillard Senior Technical Project Manager Sara Lavado Code Consultant Gregory Gilson Senior MEP Engineering Project Manager Michael Murray Electrical Engineering Senior Project Manager Brian Wyllie Electrical Engineering Senior Project Manager Jay Murray Engineer and LEED Administrator Marc Fuller Mechanical Senior Project Manager Courtney Schultz Fire Protection Senior Project Manager

Gregory R. Gilson, P.E.
Senior MEP Engineering Project Manager

Gregory Gilson has over 15 years of experience in MEP Engineering and Project Management and joined C³ in 1994. As a Senior Engineering Project Manager, Greg assists our clients in a wide range of aspects, from investigative and problem solving tasks to design and oversight of complicated urban high-rise construction projects. Additionally, Greg works at furthering our efforts to streamline and simplify engineering designs to reduce construction costs while increasing operating efficiencies for our clients. In addition, Greg also works to provide MEP system Due Diligence and Capital Planning to help clients’ capital needs, determine repair options, and reduce operating costs.

Greg holds a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maine, Orono. He is a Registered Engineer in several states. His started at C³ fresh out of college and his professional experience and common sense approach offer a broad background in the engineering and technical management of commercial, retail, large scale residential, and educational construction projects.

Greg admits that growing up in Maine brings not just a funny accent but also a love of the outdoors, as evidenced by his many years of fishing, skiing, and swimming the rapids of the Penobscot. Now, having just become a new dad, Greg has little time for these outdoor pursuits. He is, however, a baseball aficionado and is rumored to be a Yankees fan (Perhaps Maine frost bite does affect the brain).